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FDA aims to close longstanding food additive loophole
The FDA has proposed a rule requiring food manufacturers to notify the agency when using ingredients recognized as safe (GRAS), closing a loophole that allowed companies to add certain chemicals without oversight. This move aims to improve food safety and is part of broader efforts to promote healthier diets, though critics say more aggressive measures are needed. The rule represents a significant step in the administration’s food reform agenda, with discussions ongoing about further legislative actions.
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